Stair steps to Nobscot Conservation Land in Sudbury from the Brimstone Lane entrance. Surprisingly, it doesn't appear as though fall has touched this part of the woods.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
About Me
Do not copy photos without asking first. OK!
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(365)
-
▼
October
(31)
- Boat House Revisited
- Splash of Red
- Golden Halo
- Peek-a-boo
- Tourist Trolley
- Sunday Walk
- It's Apple Time
- Dakin Farm at Paddock Way
- In Memoriam
- Sudbury at Night
- Sudbury Town Center
- Fallen Leaves
- Snowy Sunday
- Fancy Plants
- Fall Cycle
- More Artists at Play
- Lens Envy
- It's Only a Game...or is it?
- Pennant Fever
- The Party's Over...
- Capturing Fall Colors
- Teeing up for a Birdie
- The Pond at Mount Misery
- Early Morning Fog
- Ephraim Curtis Middle School
- Last of the Mums
- Last Rose of Summer
- Forest Floor
- Into the Woods
- Contrast on Main Street
- Theme Day: Contrast
-
▼
October
(31)
5 comments:
You're right. Looks more like late summer.
So refreshing.
I really like this. It's very peaceful.
I like this. My great grandmother made a similar stair just outside our house 100 years ago. I really need to fix those stairs!
Steffe - Your great grandmother sounds like my kind of woman! Be a good boy and fix those stairs in her memory.
Post a Comment